So out of all that which one do u think is more suitable for bot that used residential proxies and fingerprinting at high level?Depends, many others like Java, some others .NET C#.
Others SaaS with PHP, along frameworks like Laravel.
There is a lot on the menu.
I tried ubot in the past and yikes that didn’t work out too well... I just notice other programmers preach selenium and python so muchIt is easier to learn opposed to C or JavaScript and best of all it is free.. Paid programs like ubot studio is easier to automate bot creation however to costs a bit to buy it.
So out of all that which one do u think is more suitable for bot that used residential proxies and fingerprinting at high level?
I have to say Python + Selenium.So out of all that which one do u think is more suitable for bot that used residential proxies and fingerprinting at high level?
where is a good place to get examples and make your own bot?Python is a very readable language, so it's much easier for someone to check some example source code and rewrite it for their own purposes. Selenium has a lot of clear documentation and there is a ton of source code that others have released to make bots. Selenium itself has libraries for all sorts of languages, like Java, C#, Ruby and JavaScript too, so it's not just Python. There are other libraries as well that offer solutions, but it's a solid library.
Ubot is awful, I agree. Python is all you need.I tried ubot in the past and yikes that didn’t work out too well... I just notice other programmers preach selenium and python so much
I always default to GitHub. For example, if you search 'Selenium Instagram' in GitHub, then select your programming language on the left-hand side, 'Python' for me, it'll bring up 130 some odd results with either libraries to help like the awesome InstaPy library which is a Selenium-based Instagram bot. It takes some digging, so pay attention to how old the source code is, but for the most part the skies the limit.where is a good place to get examples and make your own bot?